Grain - Two Zeros FLAC

Performer: Grain
Album: Two Zeros
Country: US
Released: 1998
Style: Ambient
Label: Fragrant Music
Genre: Electronic
Catalog #: FRA-CD 001
Size FLAC: 2468 mb.
Size MP3: 2467 mb.
Rating: 4.2/5
Votes: 077
Record Source: CD, Album

Grain Fragrant Music Ambient 1998

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Tracklist

1	Videostore Written-By – Jimmy Johnson, Peter Ehrlich	11:20
2	Untitled Written-By – Jimmy Johnson, Peter Ehrlich	0:05
3	Naked Vocals, Written-By – Jemma DickenWritten-By – Jimmy Johnson	7:52
4	Forever Written-By – Jimmy Johnson	1:37
5	The Suspenders Of Acrobats Written-By – Jimmy Johnson	8:09
6	Does Jesus Have Buddha Nature? Vocals, Written-By – Teo CastroWritten-By – Jimmy Johnson	4:52
7	Birthson Written-By – Jimmy Johnson, Peter Ehrlich	7:17
8	A Weird Suspender Written-By – Jimmy Johnson, Peter Ehrlich	6:51
9	Strangeness Of The Kind Written-By – Jimmy Johnson, Peter Ehrlich	4:57
10	Crickey Written-By – Jimmy Johnson, Peter Ehrlich	6:43

Credits

Design – Kevin Hanley
Legal [Legal Services] – Lauren Mason
Mastered By [Mastering Engineering] – Charlie Watt
Producer – Grain
Programmed By – Peter Ehrlich
Programmed By, Guitar, Other [Frankenstein] – Jimmy Johnson

Notes

CD comes in a jewel case with a transparent tray and a 6-page fold out booklet.

Cryptic message in liner notes reads:
To my friends from 2696, here is the first contact info: 18 January 1996, 6-8 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, 34:06N 118:22W, 330 feet, 130 mg. Ketalar 1000. Try to remember the key to compassion is this: When someone is crying, hug them, don't hit them.

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 6 30096-0005-2 5
Matrix / Runout: DADR 17LS1<8014>63009600052
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L481
Mould SID Code: IFPI 8106

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Fragrant Music
Copyright (c) – Fragrant Music
Pressed By – Disque Americ
Published By – Where's The Music, Loverboy?

I purchased this album when, on a fluke, I had heard a cut from it on my favorite indie radio show, the Grey Zone (now Rocket Radio), on Dallas' own KNON. It's a wonderful, eclectic electronic album, with "Videostore" probably being my favorite with an incredible build and nice atmosphere to it. Great production all around on it. How do I describe it without pidgeonholing it? It's a nice mix of ambient, techno, breaks, trance -- damn, words don't give it justice. And yes, I believe that really is the sound of pissing on the beginning of "Crickey," "Strangeness of the Kind," or "Birthson." I can't remember, since I don't have the album right in front of me. Do yourself a favor and grab this one if you can find it. I'm sure these days it's quite rare. I don't know what ever happened to the guys who produced this, because I would have really liked to have heard more from them. I suppose life had other things in store for them. But if they do put out a new album, I'd be the first in line to buy it.